The Trojan War is undoubtedly the greatest war in Greek mythology and one of the most known tales ever narrated. The war began from a quarrel between three goddesses (Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite) over a golden apple, thrown by the goddess of strife at the wedding of Peleus and Thetis. Zeus sent the goddesses to Paris, the young prince of Troy, who gifted the apple to Aphrodite for the goddess had promised him, as a token of gratitude, the love of Helen, the most beautiful girl in the world. Aphrodite fulfilled her promise. Helen then eloped with Paris from her royal court in Sparta to the Trojan palace. Helen’s husband, Menelaus with his powerful brother, Agamemnon, assembled a large army of Achaean leaders, most of them obliged to protect the sanctity of his marriage by a previous oath. ...
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The Trojan War is undoubtedly the greatest war in Greek mythology and one of the most known tales ever narrated. The war began from a quarrel between three goddesses (Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite) over a golden apple, thrown by the goddess of strife at the wedding of Peleus and Thetis. Zeus sent the goddesses to Paris, the young prince of Troy, who gifted the apple to Aphrodite for the goddess had promised him, as a token of gratitude, the love of Helen, the most beautiful girl in the world. Aphrodite fulfilled her promise. Helen then eloped with Paris from her royal court in Sparta to the Trojan palace. Helen’s husband, Menelaus with his powerful brother, Agamemnon, assembled a large army of Achaean leaders, most of them obliged to protect the sanctity of his marriage by a previous oath. ...
